What is another word for disputable?
Pronunciation:
[ dɪspjˈuːtəbə͡l], [ dɪspjˈuːtəbəl], [ d_ɪ_s_p_j_ˈuː_t_ə_b_əl]
Related words: controversial, argument, debate, discussion, disagreement, argumentative
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Similar words for disputable:
- all (adjective)
- arguable (adjective)
- at issue (adjective)
- controversial (adjective)
- debatable (adjective)
- debatable; open to discussion (adjective)
- dubious (adjective)
- hypothetical (adjective)
- moot (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- problematic (adjective)
- prosecutable (adjective)
- questionable (adjective)
- suspicious (adjective)
- uncertain (adjective)
- unsubstantiated (adjective)
- other relevant words (noun)
- other relevant words (verb)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Disputable:
adj.
• all (adjective) • arguable (adjective) • at issue (adjective) • controversial (adjective)- more contestable,
- more doubtable,
- most contestable,
- most doubtable,
- more disputed,
- more contended,
- most controvertible,
- dubitable,
- more controvertible,
- most debateable,
- more debateable,
- most contended,
- most disputed.
- jury out,
- the jury out,
- between rock hard place,
- un-settled,
- jury's out,
- un-decided,
- un settled,
- touch go,
- between sixes sevens,
- iffy,
- the jurys out,
- bone contention,
- jurys out,
- un decided,
- betwixt between.
- un clearest,
- un-assured,
- un trusty,
- un-dependable,
- un dependable,
- un trustiest,
- un-reliable,
- un-likely,
- most trustless,
- untrustier,
- un clear,
- un convinced,
- un-trustier,
- un-clear,
- un-convinced,
- un-likelier,
- un likeliest,
- un-trustiest,
- un trustworthy,
- far fetched,
- un reliable,
- un-trustworthy,
- un-trusty,
- untrustiest,
- un-clearer,
- un likelier,
- un clearer,
- un-likeliest,
- more unconvinced,
- in decisive,
- fly by night,
- un assured,
- un trustier,
- in-decisive,
- most unassured,
- un-clearest,
- un likely,
- more trustless,
- more unassured,
- most unconvinced.
- in-definite,
- more stochastic,
- stochastic,
- provisory,
- more conjecturable,
- un-confirmed,
- more presupposed,
- pre-supposed,
- most refutable,
- most presupposed,
- most postulated,
- pre supposed,
- more postulated,
- more unconfirmed,
- most conjecturable,
- most pretending,
- Postulated,
- most unconfirmed,
- more pretending,
- unconfirmed,
- most concocted,
- pre tending,
- more concocted,
- most stochastic,
- hypo-thetical,
- un confirmed,
- hypothetical,
- more refutable,
- putative,
- hypo thetical,
- pre-tending,
- in definite,
- in determinate.
- debateable,
- unsubstantiated,
- problematical,
- untrusty,
- paradoxical,
- open discussion,
- Sub Judice,
- arguable,
- the jury's out,
- unassured,
- Triable,
- Prosecutable,
- litigious,
- betwixt and between,
- suspicious,
- open to doubt,
- Trustless,
- debatable,
- unproven,
- appealable,
- Controvertible,
- out of line,
- Doubtable,
- not kosher,
- questionable,
- touch and go,
- open to debate,
- open to discussion,
- in dispute,
- up for discussion,
- unconvinced,
- refutable,
- under advisement,
- under discussion,
- dubious,
- won't wash,
- rings untrue,
- under examination,
- Conjecturable,
- open to question,
- problematic,
- hard to believe,
- between rock and hard place,
- between sixes and sevens,
- at issue,
- contestable.
- open doubt,
- pro visional,
- un defined,
- most unproven,
- most paradoxical,
- un-defined,
- un-proven,
- more paradoxical,
- hard believe,
- more unproven,
- un proven.
- un commonest,
- un usual,
- un-common,
- un commoner,
- un common,
- un-usual,
- wont wash,
- re aching,
- out line,
- re-aching,
- un-commoner.
n.
• Other relevant words: (noun)v.
• Other relevant words: (verb)- open.
Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words (noun):- disputed,
- Mistakable,
- dispute,
- disputation,
- anybody's guess,
- marginal,
- tricky,
- confutative,
- impeach,
- battle,
- contestation,
- unlikely,
- conjectural,
- plea,
- disagreement,
- indefinite,
- hairy,
- objectionable,
- fallible,
- embroilment,
- touchy,
- in question,
- argue,
- difference,
- contention,
- debate,
- inconceivable,
- unresolved,
- polemic,
- impossible,
- suppositional,
- combat,
- difference of opinion,
- polemical,
- conflict,
- staggering,
- undetermined,
- sensitive,
- shady,
- dissension,
- unsettled,
- controversy,
- slippery,
- equivocal,
- jar,
- Questioned,
- Controversies,
- doubted,
- suspect,
- polemicise,
- discussion,
- unworthy,
- unreliable,
- competition,
- unacceptable,
- thought,
- argumentation,
- independent variable,
- unbelievable,
- unclear,
- unworthy of,
- Disprovable,
- unpredictable,
- variance,
- confrontation,
- discord,
- Contradictable,
- indeterminate,
- arguing,
- on the edge,
- fishy,
- contentious,
- collision,
- criticizable,
- polemicize,
- unconcluded,
- shakable,
- bickering,
- challengeable,
- untrustworthy,
- argument,
- in doubt,
- Eristic,
- sparling,
- ambiguous,
- impugnable,
- unsatisfactory,
- tiff,
- affray,
- undeserving,
- difficult,
- confutable,
- incredible,
- altercation,
- litigant,
- Confuted,
- contend,
- contest,
- argumentative,
- strife,
- ticklish,
- borderline,
- aggressive,
- obscure,
- Issuable.
How to use "Disputable" in context?
The word "disputable" is often used to describe something that might be argued about or disputed. For example, the weather might be considered disputable because different people will each have their own opinion about what the weather should be like. Another example might be the authenticity of a photo. If you believe that the photo is not authentic, you could consider it to be disputed.
Paraphrases for Disputable:
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Equivalence
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Adjective
arguable, contentious, contestable, controversial, debatable.
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Adjective
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Independent
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Adjective
doubtful, moot, problematic, undisputed.
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Adjective
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Other Related
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Adjective
contested, disputed, dubious, objectionable, questionable.
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Adjective
Homophones for Disputable:
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- Synonyms:
- wanted, hurry up, urgent, hurry-up, life and death, top-priority, touch and go, ahead, all-important, arduous.